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What makes Rosh ha-Shanah special The Jewish year 5778 begins today—and with it a very special time for the Jewish community worldwide. Rosh ha-Shanah is the beginning of the High Holy Days, the Yamim Noraim (literally “Days of Awe”) as they’re known in Hebrew. I asked around my friend group a bit to find out …
For me, Rosh ha-Shanah is a symbol of something familiar and at the same time something

“8 Facts” about the Jewish Feast of Dedication 1 The history of the Jewish Festival of Lights is about the one temple in Jerusalem. To be precise, about its re-consecration (“Hanukkah”) in the year 164 B.C.E. after it had stood for many years under Syrian-Greek control.   2 During this period of foreign rule, two …
the fourth time in over one hundred years, Hanukkah and Christmas begin on the same

A Conversation with Karamba Diaby The first black man in the German Parliament — that’s often how Karamba Diaby is introduced. In his book Mit Karamba in den Bundestag: Mein Weg vom Senegal ins deutsche Parlament (With Karamba to the Bundestag: My Journey from Senegal to the German Parliament) Diaby provides fascinating insight into his …
And I discovered exactly this same maxim again with Willy Brandt.

An interview with Mohamed Ibrahim and Shemi Shabat about their tandem guided tour Jerusalem in Dialogue Since April 2018, we’ve offered a tandem guided tour called Jerusalem in Dialogue (more about the tour) through our current temporary exhibition Welcome to Jerusalem (more about the exhibition). On each tour, two guides with their own personal relationships …
to develop a dialogue-type tour for the Jerusalem exhibition, and to apply the same

detail and well-chosen catchwords to help visitors find other objects related to the same

Of Persian fairy tales and female self-determination In the course of the new exhibition Cherchez la femme – which deals with the covering of women within the idea of the monotheism of the three leading religions – we spoke with Iranian artist Mandana Moghaddam. Her artwork Chelgis (pronounced “Gelgis”) contributes to the concept of the …
Do people in Persia share the same perception? Yes, they do.

Franz It’s a warm summer’s day when I visit Birgit Glatzel in Prenzlauer Berg, the same

colloquium full of people working on similar themes, or who at least come from the same

conservative, or liberal currents in Judaism, which – while they grapple with the same

At the same time, southeast of the Belgian city of Ypres battles of the First World